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Former Trump campaign aide Sam Nunberg revealed in a recent interview that he believes special counsel Robert Mueller's investigators "have a strong case of a conspiracy" involving Russia.

During a panel discussion on MSNBC's AM Joy, host Joy Reid and two prosecutors made the case that investigators should look into a report that Donald Trump was unable to float a loan at Deutsche Bank in 2016, and tie it to his son, Eric, boasting the family received loans from Russian interests to purchase golf courses.

Freelance journalist Laura Bassett on Sunday warned Super Bowl-watchers not fall for President Donald Trump's pregame interview because she said it was filled with "a lot of ignorance and a lot of lies."

Former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean (D) asserted on Sunday that Republicans "have no morals at all."

Democratic strategist Karen Finney on Sunday called out Republican pundit Scott Jennings after he suggested that abortion is linked to racism.

President Donald Trump is said to be considering former Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain for the Federal Reserve Board.

National Rifle Association (NRA) spokesperson Dana Loesch on Thursday stepped up to defend White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders, who recently asserted that God wants Donald Trump to be president.

Rev. Franklin Graham insisted on Wednesday that he had never heard a lie from President Donald Trump.

Meteorologist Al Roker on Wednesday lashed out at Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin (R) for refusing to cancel school to protect children from a so-called polar vortex that's sweeping most of the nation.

A 23-year-old Honduran woman who lost custody of her daughter while migrating to the U.S. was told by immigration authorities that she would have to pay thousands of dollars to get her child back.

An unnamed man, reportedly in his sixties was taken into custody after he posted a video of himself stalking Muslim schoolgirls and threatening them, reports The Independent.

Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg on Tuesday tore into President Donald Trump for refusing to believe a climate change report produced by his own government.

White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders on Monday insisted that President Donald Trump had done "nothing wrong" even though people close to him have been indicted in special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.